Friday, May 24, 2013

• The Brent Loucks Show - Canadian Tire Jumpstart
  The Brent Loucks Show - Saturday is the 5th annual Canadian Tire Jumpstart Day.  Donations to Jumpstart help the one in three Canadian families that cannot afford to enroll their children in organized sports and recreation. All funds raised through the May Red Ball campaign...
• The Brent Loucks Show - Three Wisemen
  The Brent Loucks Show - Brent, John and Wray get together for their daily chat about the latest topics.
• The Brent Loucks Show - Wendel Clark in Saskatoon
  The Brent Loucks Show - NHL Legend Wendel Clark is in town for the Memorial Cup. The Leafs great joins Brent to reminisce about his days with the Saskatoon Blades & talk about his life after hockey.
• John Gormley Live - Mike Duffy says he has no plans to resign from the Senate
  John Gormley Live - The Senate scandal continues. Despite calls for his resignation from the Senate after inappropriate housing expense claims, senator Mike Duffy says he has no plans to resign. He is calling for an open investigation into the matter and says all of the details...
• John Gormley Live - Ultimate Open Session
  John Gormley Live - 9:05- Gordon Barnhart, 20th Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan and former Clerk of the Canadian Senate. 9:30 - Ultimate Open Session. 9:35: Wendel Clark. Former NHL and Blades hockey player.  
• John Gormley Live - Ultimate Open Session continues
  John Gormley Live - the Ultimate Open Session continues.
• John Gormley Live - Saskatchewan’s overall health receives a bad grade
  John Gormley Live - Saskatchewan is getting poor marks for overall health, a report from the Conference Board of Canada says. The report gives the province a D overall after combining 90 factors, such as health care system effectiveness and medical equipment. Why are we getting...
• John Gormley Live - Is it cheap and rude to not have an open bar at weddings?
  John Gormley Live - For years, a debate has raged over whether there should be an open bar at weddings. Proponents say etiquette dictates alcohol should be free. Opponents say young couples starting out shouldn’t have to foot the bill for booze. Are toonie bars a reasonable...
• John Gormley Live - Movie Time!
  John Gormley Live - Movie Time. Movie reviewer Neal McLennan joins to talk ‘Room 237’ and 'The Hangover 3'Neal McLennan, Movie Reviewer
• The Afternoon News - Today's Top Stories
  The Afternoon News - David Kirton has today’s top stories
• The Afternoon News - We hear the word a lot but which acts of violence constitute terrorism?
  The Afternoon News - From the Boston bombings to the beheading in London, people are asking if the events are “terrorism”—but what constitutes “terrorism”? Here to help us is Laura Beth Nielsen, associate professor at Northwestern University and research professor for the...
• The Afternoon News - The premier thinks Canada should abolish the Senate.
  The Afternoon News - Premier Brad Wall is speaking out today saying it’s time to abolish the Senate. What do you think? Is it time?
• The Afternoon News - The round table
  The Afternoon News - Round Table – with Craig Silliphant and  Angela Hill
• The Afternoon News - How Rob Ford could have saved his career.
  The Afternoon News - Is Rob Ford too far gone to lead his city? How could he have saved his career? We speak with Jeff Chatterton, communications consultant.Jeff Chatterton, communications consultant